Money spent on business equipment that is expected to last a year or more is called capital expenditure (CapEx). This type of spending is typically used for acquiring or upgrading physical assets such as machinery, vehicles, or buildings. Unlike operating expenses, which are incurred for day-to-day operations, capital expenditures are usually depreciated over the useful life of the asset.
Capital
The money spend on buying direct equipment to start a business is called DIRECT Capitalization.
Money that you get from your business, is called business money.
Banks are reluctant to load money to anyone or any business that they percieve as risky. If the business isn't expected to perform well, the business would never be able to repay the load. Banks only loan money to make money when the load is repaid with interest.
The money used to start a business and keep it running is also called capital. Start-up money is sometimes called "seed money" or an investment.
Capital
The money spend on buying direct equipment to start a business is called DIRECT Capitalization.
Money that you get from your business, is called business money.
The money needed to start a business is called "capital".
When a business starts out small and grows steadily by setting aside money for needed equipment, buildings, and additional employees, it eventually grows too large to be called a small business, but hasn't yet grown enough to be called a large business. This type of business is called a medium scale business or industry.
Its called capital
Sometimes business equipment can be bought for cash at a greatly reduced price. This helps keep expenses down in a business if less money is going out for equipment.
Revenue is important because it is the money that comes into the business and the business will be able to use it on any possible equipment or resources that are needed. Profit is important because it is the money the business has after deducting all the costs. The business will be able to spend this money on any equipment or resources that are needed. Costs is important because it helps the business see how much money this business will have after payng for all the costs.
The money used to start a business is called capital.
Banks are reluctant to load money to anyone or any business that they percieve as risky. If the business isn't expected to perform well, the business would never be able to repay the load. Banks only loan money to make money when the load is repaid with interest.
Money invested in business is called capital
The money used to start a business and keep it running is also called capital. Start-up money is sometimes called "seed money" or an investment.